NUMBERS & TIME
Slovak numbers and time: 10 lines for prices, dates and appointments
Numbers matter most when they arrive inside a price, time or date—not as an isolated counting exercise.
BEFORE YOU START
Practise the question and the likely answer together. Slovak forms around numbers change, but these complete lines are safe beginner anchors.
THE PHRASES
Say the whole line aloud.
Slovak first. Meaning second. Repeat without looking when you can.
- 01Koľko to stojí?How much does it cost?
- 02Stojí to desať eur.It costs ten euros.
- 03Koľko je hodín?What time is it?
- 04Je jedna hodina.It is one o’clock.
- 05Sú dve hodiny.It is two o’clock.
- 06O koľkej?At what time?
- 07O šiestej.At six o’clock.
- 08Dnes o piatej.Today at five.
- 09Zajtra ráno.Tomorrow morning.
- 10Môžeme sa stretnúť v piatok?Can we meet on Friday?
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